New Crime and Justice Executive Orders

Sets new rules and oversight for U.S. signals intelligence activities.

Directs the Committee on Foreign Investment to consider new national security risks.

Strengthens U.S. efforts to free American hostages and wrongful detainees abroad.

Reforms policing and justice practices to build public trust and safety.

Updates the rules and procedures for military courts-martial.

Authorizes sanctions against foreign individuals and groups in the global drug trade.

Establishes a council to coordinate the government's fight against global crime.

Aims to improve safety for Native Americans and address the crisis of missing people.

Orders a review and release of classified documents about the 9/11 attacks.

Promotes diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in the federal workforce.